Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-11
PERSONAL JOTTINGS

Regarding New Haven People and
 Other Peop1e-Summer Journeyings
 New Haveners at "The Fall of
 Babylon.,s
 Miss Nettie Negbaur, of this city, is visit ing relatives in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. Franklin Farrell sailed for Europe yesterday on the Germanie.
 Miss Ella M., daughter of Frank G. Antho- ny, is summering at Norfolk, Ct.
 Dr. c. E. Spaulding of Bridgeport, who has been dangerously ill, is improving. Colonel John G. Hea1y will remain in town for week or more on his annual vacation.
 Manager Thayer of the Sailors Home leaves for Lake Champlain on two weeks vacation to-day.
 Mrs. E. L. Goodale and son after very pleasant stay at Newport, R. l., have gone to Old Orchard to remain until September. Dr. I. P. Leete, who has been practising in Sufield for five years or more az an electric physician, is about removing to his former home in Branford.
 Miss Emma Pfuderer has taken vacation and will go up the Hudson, visit little at the Catskill Mountains, Niagara Falls and other places of interest.
 The Rev. S. M. Holden, assistant rector at St. Johns church in Waterbury and teacher in St. Margaret's school, is about to become rector of an Episcopal school for boys, known as Jarvis Hall, in Denver, Col Will F. Herz makes daily trip to New York city, the call for the goods of the Myers & Herz Shoe company, whose shop is on Temple street, this city, being constantly increasing. The firm is enlarging it's busi- ness.
 Colonel George D. Post of 0. E. Longley & Go. is at Andover where a brother from Cleveland and another from Glastonbury, with their families, are boarding. 0. L.. Beecher, who is with the same firm, will leave next week for two weeks trip to the Berkshire Hills.
 Principal L. L. Camp of the Dwight school, this city, and wife have been summering at Boston, Nantasket Beach and other resorts near the Hub, winding up with stay at Asbury Park, N. J. They go about the 20th accompanied by their son, Captain Walter Camp, to Martha's Vineyard. They on their way home from Asbury Park witnessed "The Fall of Babylon" which stupendous event is so remarkably and innocently exempli6ed with great spectacular effects at Staten 1aAAuU1 Auu WdS VldWeu I0conLly WlGA SIoao relish by the Dwight Place church choir and Dr. Barnum of this city under the leadership of Dr. Kellogg of this choir, now stationed at Wards Island hospital.
 Rev. A. Stuckert, pastor of fourishing Lutheran congregation worshipping in new and handsome church edi6ce in Jersey City, is with his wife and family visiting in this city at MT. Hegel's, firm of Stahl 6 Hegel, and paid visit to Savin Rock yesterday, MT. Hegel and Rev. Mir. Siebke accompanying. Pastor Stuckert has been a visitor here at different times at church conventions. He speaks of Sayin Rock as the Coney Island of New Haven and Connecticut and thinks it fine spot which our city will appreciate more and more and which is to be greatly improv- ed in the near future, judging from it's ad- vantages as watering place for the million. Pastor Siebke just as he was starting in the carriage to go to the Rock was called upon to tarry by couple from Seymour who wanted to be united in the holy bonds oR matrimony. The pastor, always ready to do good, went into the Lutheran chapel with the pair, who are now MT. and Mrs. Hummell.